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<blockquote data-quote="Nadaka" data-source="post: 3865543" data-attributes="member: 14651">It works better than dollar amounts because you don't have to worry about taxes, rent, credit cards, stocks, bonds, loans or changing your cars oil/gas.The rules for buying and selling are in the book.Purchases with a DC higher than 15 cost -1 wealth.Purchases higher than your wealth score also cost -1, -1d6 or -2d6 depending on how much higher.Selling items is exactly the oposite. Except that you usually reduce the PDC by 3 before comparing it to your wealth bonus.By the rules, you don't earn cash you earn fixed wealth bonuses. I do not like that rule. Instead I convert cash to a purchase DC and then &quot;sell&quot; it. If you get the cash legally, you sell it at its base DC. If you need to launder it, it can be &quot;sold&quot; at -3 PDC. This means that lower wealth characters get more proportionally out of a fixed amount of cash than higher wealth characters rather the standard opposite way.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nadaka, post: 3865543, member: 14651"] It works better than dollar amounts because you don't have to worry about taxes, rent, credit cards, stocks, bonds, loans or changing your cars oil/gas. The rules for buying and selling are in the book. Purchases with a DC higher than 15 cost -1 wealth. Purchases higher than your wealth score also cost -1, -1d6 or -2d6 depending on how much higher. Selling items is exactly the oposite. Except that you usually reduce the PDC by 3 before comparing it to your wealth bonus. By the rules, you don't earn cash you earn fixed wealth bonuses. I do not like that rule. Instead I convert cash to a purchase DC and then "sell" it. If you get the cash legally, you sell it at its base DC. If you need to launder it, it can be "sold" at -3 PDC. This means that lower wealth characters get more proportionally out of a fixed amount of cash than higher wealth characters rather the standard opposite way. [/QUOTE]

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